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What animals can you see from your home?
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Lots of birds - sparrows, doves, quail, blackbirds, magpies, crows, orioles, finches, flickers, starlings, robins, wrens, hummingbirds, hawks, eagles, owls, ducks, geese, turkeys, seagulls, herons...
Plus rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, deer, foxes, coyotes...
Well... technically I almost never see the owls or the coyotes - I just hear them after dark.
There are also skunks and porcupines around, but I almost never see them either, though I do sometimes smell where a skunk has gone by. There are bobcats around too, but nobody ever sees them.
There's a roadkill skunk up the street and it's all I can smell right now. I never get to see the living ones, but it's probably best for them to be hidden.